OpenAI elimina los GPTs: esto es lo que tienes que hacer

OpenAI elimina los GPTs: esto es lo que tienes que hacer

OpenAI is deleting GPTs: here is what you need to do

by Jon Hernández · View the channel on PSI

Formal & Physical Sciences AI — Models & Research UYQArtificial intelligence (AI)UYQFGenerative artificial intelligence
🎙 Jon Hernández 👥 817K 📅 October 7, 2026 ⏱ 17 min 👁 115K 📄 tutorial 🧭 2026-10-15
Available in: English (current) Français

Keywords

GPT migrationGemini GemsskillspluginsAI tools

Summary

The video addresses the upcoming removal of custom GPTs in ChatGPT (December 11, 2026) and Gems in Gemini (November 2026) and explains how to migrate them to new formats: plugins and skills. It begins by explaining what GPTs and Gems are and why they are being replaced by more advanced agentic capabilities. The creator then demonstrates two methods for migrating GPTs: a one-click option for shared GPTs, and a manual method (copying instructions and files, then creating a skill) for private ones. He also shows how to use the ChatGPT Desktop app (Work) and how to download and share skills. For Gemini, the process is more manual: users must create a skill, download it, add documentation files, and re-upload the folder, with a warning about folder-name exactness. The video includes practical tips, such as using Gemini itself to generate a skill from a Gem, and highlights current reliability issues with the migration. It concludes with an invitation to comment and a mention of a downloadable guide.

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Critical Evaluation

Value of the Information & Strength of the Argument

The value of the video lies in its practical, hands-on guidance, which directly addresses a time-sensitive problem for many users. The argumentation is coherent and well-structured: the creator clearly explains the need for migration, provides multiple pathways (automatic and manual), and demonstrates each step with screen captures. He also acknowledges limitations (e.g., private GPTs cannot be shared anymore) and offers workarounds, such as using the desktop app to migrate multiple GPTs at once. The reasoning is sound, and the advice is actionable, though some claims about future reliability are speculative. Overall, the video empowers viewers to preserve their custom AI tools without losing their work.

Scientific Rigor, Source Quality, Title Accuracy

The video is based on official announcements from OpenAI and Google, which the creator shows on screen (though URLs are not provided in the description). He references the official documentation pages and states exact dates, which adds credibility. The description includes a dedicated guide link and other educational resources, all from his own website, which is consistent with his role as an educator. The title is accurate and matches the content well. The video contains a brief sponsorship segment for a Mac reseller (mentioned as a ‘Publi’ in the description) of about 30 seconds; this does not detract from the tutorial’s quality. The creator also mentions current unresolved issues with Gemini’s migration, showing intellectual honesty. Overall, the sources are appropriate, though the reliance on his own guides is a minor conflict of interest.

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Title / Content Match

The title accurately reflects the core topic—the removal of GPTs and Gems—and the video delivers exactly that, offering both context and step-by-step migration instructions.

Quality & Reliability

8/10

The video provides clear, practical migration steps based on official announcements from OpenAI and Google, with on-screen demonstrations and links to a downloadable guide. The creator references official documentation pages (though links are not explicitly embedded) and openly notes current limitations in the process. The content is technically accurate as of the publication date, but some information may become outdated as the platforms evolve.

Chapters

Cited Sources

  • Club de la IA (community) — Recommended by creator for staying updated and learning AI
  • IA Perfecta (directory of AIs) — Website with curated AI tools
  • Jon Hernandez Education (main site) — Creator's official website for AI training and projects
  • Guía para usar ChatGPT como un PRO — Free guide to using ChatGPT effectively
  • Guía NotebookLM — Guide for Google's NotebookLM
  • Guía para trasladar tus GPTs y Gems a Skills — Step-by-step guide referenced in the video for migrating GPTs and Gems to skills
  • Guía VibeCoding — Guide to creating software without coding using AI
  • Guía imágenes con ChatGPT y Nano Banana — Guide to generating images with ChatGPT and Nano Banana
  • La hostIA que viene (book) — Book by Jon Hernández about AI
  • Newsletter sobre IA — Newsletter with AI news
  • Canal de WhatsApp sobre IA — WhatsApp channel for AI updates

External References

Contribution & Novelties

This video provides a timely and practical solution to a pending change in major AI platforms. Its original contribution is the explicit step-by-step migration process, including a workaround for private GPTs that cannot be shared. It also highlights the differences between ChatGPT and Gemini approaches, and even suggests using Gemini itself to generate a skill from a Gem, showing creativity. The video fills a knowledge gap for non-technical users who rely on GPTs/Gems and might otherwise lose their custom configurations.

Pour aller plus loin :

  • Model Context Protocol (MCP) — Explains the protocol that connects AI models with external tools, relevant to plugins.
  • Agentic AI — Context on the shift toward agentic AI, which motivates the replacement of GPTs/Gems.
  • OpenAI Skills — Official documentation on skills in ChatGPT, though availability may change; useful for further reference.
  • Anthropic Claude Skills — Another perspective on skills in a competing platform.

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Radar Profile

The radar profile shows high scores in information quantity and quality, with slightly lower technical depth due to the tutorial nature. The reliability score is solid, reflecting clear sourcing and honest caveats. The video excels in practical utility rather than deep technical explanation, which is appropriate for its target audience.

Reliability 8/10

💬 Positive and appreciative overall, with many users thanking the creator and sharing additional tips, such as using Gemini itself to generate a skill. Some express concern about losing access to shared GPTs, but the overall climate is constructive and helpful, based on the 30 comments analyzed.